Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-07-30
PERSONAL

Mr.. Y. r. Harris, ofErin, visited GAINESVILLE
on Monday:
Miss Fannie Nebictt is Visiting friends In
Nashville.
Dr. Grady and wife, OF Trenton, KY, were in
town on Monday.
sir. John Merrlwether, OF Todd county, was
In town on Monday.
Mr.. Brad Martin, OF the 2lst district, was in
the city Wednesday.
Mr, B. w. Macrae has gone on trip for
recreation TO West Virginia.
Mr.. R. o. Pickering and lady spent Tuesday
ct the Cave with q few friends.
Mrs. Eyaline Marable, who has been i'll for
some time, Is reported better.
Mr.. Tom D. Tombs, of Cumberland City,
came to GAINESVILLE. on Monday.
@. g. Smith, Jr., OF Memphis, with Porter &
Macrae, spent Sunday in GAINESVILLE.
Miss Godsey, OF Memphis, is visiting Miss
Creighton, on Union street, Gray's Hill.
Miss Annie Conley, of Bowling Green has
been visiting friendsin GAINESVILLE this week.
Mir. r. E. McCnlloch has been spending the
week at Idaho Springs recuperating his
health.
Mrs. Maggie Bland, of Clarksdale, Miss, Is
visiting her invalid sister, MIS- G. 7. Cum
ningham.
Mrs. A. J. Hall and son, of Nashville, have
been In Clarksville during the week, visiting
friends.
Mr.. James McMillin, OF Arlingtr n, near
Erin, Huston county, Tenn, was in town on
Monday.
Mrs. McCulloch and children and Miss
Clara Williams spent Wednesday Mt the
Springs.
Mercer Quarles and Carter Broaddus went
up to Guthrie on Tuesday to attend prohi-
bition meeting.
Allen G. johnson, Jr.. Of New Orleans, for
merly Of GAINESVILLE, ia visiting his mother
on Madison Street.
Mr.. W. r. Reynolds, a prominent business
man and merchant OF Erin, visited Clarks-
Vile on Thursday.
Frank Beaumont and wife, o. Pembroke
Ky, are visiting the family of J.J. West, Esq,
on Franklin street.
F. B. Smith, Esq, OF the Dover bar has
been In GAINESVILLE several days this week on
professional business.
Mrs. Lizzie Ramey and Mrs. Sue Neblett
spent Wednesday with the family of ]. P.
Daily, on the Southside.
Mr.. W. H. Cunningham, OF Cumberland
Furnace, Dickson county, visited his BROTH
ers in the city this week.
Mrs. c. g. Smith and daughter, Miss Laura,
left Thursday evening for Tait's Springs, In
the mountains of Tennessee.
Mr.. Ed. Walter, q leading merchant of
Dover, Tenn, was In town on Thursday and
took paid up twelve months policy In the
"Old Reliable"
Mr.. E. T. Cooper, conductor on the L. & N.
railroad, visited the fan lily Of his father, In
Clarksville, on Saturday and returned Sum
day to his post.
w. D. Smith and wife, and Willie Smith, of
Covington, Tenn, are visiting Mrs. E. v. HAIR
rison and family, corner ofseventh Cross and
Commerce streets.
Misses Maggie and Ada Stone, who have
been visiting at the house of s. A. Caldwell,
ESQ.,, on Greenwood Avenue, left for home on
| Sunday evening.
Mrs. NJ. e. Scott and Miss Blanche Fauche;
who have been sojourning at the Franklin
House for several weeks, left Wednesday
morning for Evansville.
Revs. ]. w. Hill, w. r. PEBBLES, and 8. A.
Caldwell, r. HI. Pickering and several others
left Wednesday for the district conference al
Pleasant View, Cheatham county.
Mr.. w. NJ. Mari. of Nashville, son Of Hardin
P. Mari, deceased, an old citizen of Montgom.
cry county, and who was born and raised near
GAINESVILLE, is visiting his old stamping
ground this week.